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Make back-to-school library orientation fun with this K-2 Library Orientation Scavenger Hunt! This picture-based elementary library activity gets students moving as they explore important library locations, collect puzzle pieces, and complete a fun library scavenger hunt designed especially for young learners.
EVERY LIBRARY IS DIFFERENT!
This customizable library scavenger hunt includes 55 movable library icons so you can create an orientation activity that fits your own space.
Choose the locations you want students to explore, drag and drop the corresponding icons onto the scavenger hunt grid, and type your own location names.
Use the included icons for library shelves, book returns, tables, technology, displays, seating areas, supplies, makerspaces, and many more common library locations.
The 55 individual movable library icons also include alt text in both the PowerPoint and Google Slides versions.
Students work in small groups to:
No student devices or QR codes are needed. Students simply use their printed scavenger hunt page to explore the library.
Because this Library Orientation Scavenger Hunt uses picture clues, young students can participate without relying on written clues. The picture-based format also works well for beginning readers and English Language Learners.
Choose from 4 different library-themed puzzles, each with full-color and black-and-white versions.
Ready-to-cut lines divide each puzzle into 9 pieces, or use the included unlined versions to adjust the difficulty. Cut fewer, larger pieces for younger students or more, smaller pieces for an extra challenge.
Each puzzle also has a matching coloring page, perfect for students to complete after assembling their puzzle or while waiting for other groups to finish.
Accessibility features have been added to the digital versions of this K-2 Library Orientation Scavenger Hunt.
Use this elementary library activity for:
This hands-on Library Orientation Scavenger Hunt helps students become familiar with their library space while moving, exploring, collaborating, and having fun.
Do students need devices or technology?
No! No student technology is required. Students use a printed scavenger hunt page to find the pictured library locations.
Is this Library Orientation Scavenger Hunt editable?
Yes! Customize the scavenger hunt in PowerPoint or Google Slides by choosing from the included library icons and typing your own location names.
What if my library has different locations?
No problem! Choose from 55 included library icons and customize the location names to fit your own library.
Do I have to use 9 puzzle pieces?
No. Ready-to-cut 9-piece versions are included, but you can use the unlined puzzles to create fewer, larger pieces or more, smaller pieces.
Prep your Library Orientation Scavenger Hunt once, save the envelopes and puzzle pieces, and use it again year after year!
Looking for a Library Orientation Scavenger Hunt for older students? Check out my other Library Orientation Scavenger Hunts for upper elementary and middle school students.
